Explore 26 worksheets related to first week of school activities currently available in our library. Explore first week of school activities designed to help young learners get comfortable with their classroom, meet classmates, learn routines, and reflect on their first days at school. Browse printable worksheets featuring All About Me activities, getting-to-know-you activities, classroom rules and routines, school scavenger hunts, friendship and classroom community activities, first-day feelings, school goals, and beginning writing prompts. These activities are designed for Pre-K, Kindergarten, and early elementary students and can be used during the first days and first week of school.
All About Me Draw and Write Worksheet
A first week of school All About Me worksheet where children write their name and age, draw a self-portrait, and share favorite things and what makes them happy. Designed for Kindergarten and beginning 1st Grade.
My Favorites All About Me Worksheet
A My Favorites All About Me worksheet for the first week of school with eight child-friendly preference prompts including color, food, animal, book, school activity, game, place, and favorite thing to do.
Find Someone Who Worksheet
A first week of school Find Someone Who activity that helps students meet classmates through nine simple conversation prompts about books, pets, drawing, music, animals, play, and shared interests.
Meet a Classmate Partner Interview Worksheet
A Meet a Classmate partner interview worksheet for the first week of school. Students learn a partner's name and favorite things, identify something they both like, and draw their new classmate.
My First Day of School Memory Page
A My First Day of School memory worksheet where students record their name, teacher, feelings, favorite part of the day, something they learned, and draw themselves on their first school day.
My First Day Beginning Middle and End Worksheet
A beginning-middle-end sequencing worksheet for the first day of school. Children draw or write what happened when they arrived, during the school day, and before going home.
My First Week of School Reflection Worksheet
A My First Week of School reflection worksheet that helps young learners recall what they learned, a favorite activity, a new friend, something they did well, and what they want to practice.
First Week School Check-In Worksheet
A visual first week school check-in worksheet where students reflect on classroom rules, routines, belongings, meeting classmates, trying new things, asking for help, and goals for the next week.
How Do I Feel About School Worksheet
A first day feelings worksheet for young learners with six emotions to identify and circle, plus space to draw what caused the feeling and share something that helps them at school.
My Feelings Before and After School Worksheet
A before-and-after school feelings worksheet that helps children compare how they felt before school and after school, notice whether their feeling changed, and draw something from the day.
Classroom Rules Good Choices Worksheet
A classroom rules and good choices worksheet with picture-supported situations about listening, walking safely, raising a hand, sharing, cleaning up, using kind words, caring for books, and personal space.
Our Classroom Expectations Matching Worksheet
A classroom expectations matching worksheet where students connect six simple rules such as listening carefully, raising a hand, using kind words, sharing, walking safely, and cleaning up to matching pictures.
Our School Day Sequencing Worksheet
A school day sequencing worksheet where children number six common school routines from arriving at school through getting ready to go home, then identify their favorite part of the day.
What Do I Do at School Worksheet
A first week classroom routines worksheet with eight picture-supported school situations. Students choose appropriate actions for arriving, asking for help, using materials, cleaning up, moving safely, and going home.
Classroom Scavenger Hunt Worksheet
A classroom scavenger hunt worksheet that helps children locate important classroom places and objects such as books, pencils, art supplies, belongings, the teacher area, clock, door, and finished-work area.
Explore Our School Scavenger Hunt Worksheet
An Explore Our School scavenger hunt worksheet for teacher-guided orientation. Children locate common school places including the classroom, office, library, lunch area, playground, restroom, water station, and exit area.
What Makes a Good Friend Worksheet
A friendship worksheet for the first week of school where children identify behaviors that make a good friend, including sharing, listening, kindness, helping, taking turns, and including others.
My New Friend Worksheet
A My New Friend worksheet that encourages students to learn a classmate's name, discover shared interests, recall something kind their friend did, and draw themselves together.
We Belong to Our Classroom Worksheet
A classroom community worksheet focused on belonging and positive contributions. Students explore kindness, listening, helping, sharing, taking turns, caring for the classroom, and how they can contribute.
Everyone Is Part of Our Classroom Worksheet
A classroom community puzzle worksheet with six large sections for a student's name, interests, strengths, learning goals, ways to help, and a self-portrait, reinforcing that everyone belongs.
My Classroom Worksheet
A My Classroom observation worksheet where young learners check common classroom objects and areas they can find, then draw their favorite thing or place in the classroom.
Getting to Know My Teacher Worksheet
A Getting to Know My Teacher worksheet for the first week of school with simple prompts about the teacher's name, interests, what they teach, how they can help, and a teacher portrait.
My Goals for School Worksheet
A first week of school goal-setting worksheet where children choose areas they want to grow in, such as reading, writing, math, friendship, listening, learning, and trying new things.
This Year I Will Try Worksheet
A This Year I Will Try growth worksheet with simple sentence starters about learning, practicing, kindness, asking for help, and feeling proud, plus a visual Try-Practice-Keep Going goal path.
My First Week of School Writing Worksheet
A first week of school draw-and-write worksheet with four beginning writing prompts about what students like at school, what they learned, who they met, and what they want to do next week.
My Favorite First-Day Moment Worksheet
A first-day school writing worksheet centered on one favorite moment. Students draw the event and complete simple sentence starters about what happened, who was there, and how they felt.
FAQs About First week of school activities
First week of school activities help students become familiar with their classroom, meet classmates, learn routines and expectations, and feel more comfortable during their first days at school.
Popular first week activities include All About Me worksheets, getting-to-know-you activities, classroom scavenger hunts, friendship activities, classroom rules and routines, feelings check-ins, goal-setting, and first-week writing prompts.
Yes. Many of these activities are designed for Kindergarten and beginning 1st Grade, with some also suitable for Pre-K students. They use simple directions, drawing, matching, circling, and beginning writing.
Teachers can use them for morning work, classroom introductions, getting-to-know-you activities, routine practice, independent work, small groups, or first-week reflection.
Children can learn classroom routines and expectations, practice making friends, become familiar with their teacher and classroom, express their feelings, and begin setting simple school goals.
No. They can be used throughout the first several days of school as students learn routines, build classroom relationships, explore their new environment, and reflect on their experiences.